March 30, 2022 - In an interview with the conservative ... Voice, Trump addressed the war in Ukraine and called on the Russian president to provide information about Hunter Biden, Joe Biden's son, who is the target of a renewed GOP and Russian propaganda campaign...

November 7, 2019 - Kent’s testimony confirms earlier text messages I reported on in September. Those text messages show that Devon Archer — Hunter Biden’s business associate and fellow board member on Burisma — boasted to an American lawyer in December 2015 that the pair was seeking to do a project with USAID. At the time of the text, the New York Times had just reported that Burisma was under investigation in Ukraine and that the probe and Hunter Biden’s role in the company was undercutting Vice President Joe Biden’s efforts to root out corruption in Ukraine.

June 2, 2026 - They’ve remained a focal point as the House investigates whether the Trump administration withheld military aid to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to publicly commit to an investigation of former Vice President Joe Biden and the 2016 election. On Nov. 19, House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin Nunes, R-Calif., opened the second week of public impeachment hearings by citing Solomon’s scoops and findings as fact. “Solomon’s reporting on Burisma, Hunter Biden and Ukraine election meddling has become inconvenient for the Democratic narrative,” Nunes said in his statement, which came just one day after The Hill announced it would be reviewing, annotating and correcting Solomon’s columns.

December 28, 2023 - John Solomon breaks down the early days of his reporting on Hunter Biden starting in late 2018 to early 2019, starting with his first article: ‘Senior Ukrainian official says he’s opened probe into US election interference’. To see the ...

3 weeks ago - According to The Washington Post Solomon's pieces "played an important role in advancing a flawed, Trump-friendly tale of corruption in Ukraine, particularly involving Biden and his son Hunter", and inspired "the alleged effort by Trump and his allies to pressure Ukraine's government into digging ...

November 23, 2019 - “Just so I understand what you mean when you say key elements, are you referring to everything John Solomon stated or just some of it?” · “All the elements that I just laid out for you. The criticisms of corruption were false…. Were there more items in there, frankly, congressman? I don’t recall. I haven’t looked at the article in quite some time, but you know, his grammar might have been right.” · Such testimony has been injurious to my reputation, one earned during 30 years of impactful reporting for news organizations that included The Associated Press, The Washington Post, The Washington Times and The Daily Beast/Newsweek. And so Lt. Col. Vindman, here are the 28 primary factual elements in my Ukraine columns, complete with attribution and links to sourcing. Please tell me which, if any, was factually wrong. Fact 1: Hunter Biden was hired in May 2014 by Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian natural gas company, at a time when his father Joe Biden was Vice President and overseeing US-Ukrain

April 1, 2023 - Solomon pointed out that, as president, Mr. Trump had the power to declassify documents and vice presidents do not have that power. “That said, Joe Biden takes us in a second direction with his documents, something that doesn’t exist with President Trump or Vice President Mike Pence. There has always loomed over the Biden family the corruption question. We now know that these documents landed at the University of Pennsylvania and landed in the Biden Wilmington home, at a time when Hunter Biden was frequenting the house where the documents were stored. Some of the topics in the documents are topics of interest to countries where Hunter Biden had ongoing financial interest like Ukraine, and that Hunter Biden was deeply involved in soliciting and trying to arrange large payments to his family from China, a country that spends a lot of time in espionage.” ·

In fact, deputy assistant secretary George Kent said he was so concerned by Burisma’s corrupt reputation that he blocked a project the State Department had with Burisma and tried to warn Joe Biden’s office about the concerns about an apparent conflict of interest.

November 5, 2019 - The State Department labeled the charges in Solomon’s initial article about Yovanovitch “an outright fabrication.” Later, the Ukrainian prosecutor Solomon quoted as his source, Yuri Lutsenko, was dismissed from his position and disavowed Solomon’s reporting, saying that Hunter Biden “did not violate anything” and now said that his statements to Solomon about a do-not-prosecute list were false.

February 19, 2020 - And when it was publicly announced ... the prosecutor who very publicly pursued Burisma? John Solomon is an award-winning investigative journalist whose work over the years has exposed U.S....

Just a day before the House of Representatives will likely impeach President Donald Trump for abusing his power to get his political opponent investigated and obstructing Congress in its inquiry, Trump’s right-wing media allies are continuing their effort to shift the focus on the Bidens. On Tuesday, Fox’s John Solomon posted an article on his personal, non-Fox website titled “Latvian government says it flagged ‘suspicious’ Hunter Biden payments in 2016,” and soon after, Fox’s prime-time host and Trump adviser Sean Hannity posted the article on Twitter. In his column, Solomon wrote that in 2016, a Latvian prosecutorial agency asked the Ukrainian government for information that might indicate that a series of “suspicious” funds were transferred to the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma and that Hunter Biden, who was a Burisma board member at the time, and other colleagues might have benefited from it.

August 12, 2020 - State officials at times chafed at the Burisma campaign, concerned Hunter Biden's role at the gas firm was undercutting his father's anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine, according to the memos and interviews. "We had already offered our regrets to Blue Star. But they keep trying through every channel they can," State Department official Catherine Croft wrote July 29, 2016 in an email to George Kent, one of the department's top officials in the Kiev embassy.

Did U.S., Latvian, Cypriot or European financial authorities flag any suspicious transactions involving Burisma or Americans during the time that Hunter Biden served on its board? Were any U.S. agencies monitoring, assisting or blocking the various investigations? When Ukraine reopened the Burisma investigations in March 2019, what did U.S. officials do? All documents from 2015-16 concerning the decision by the State Department’s foreign aid funding arm, USAID, to pursue a joint project with Burisma Holdings. State official George Kent has testified he stopped this joint project because of concerns about Burisma’s corruption reputation.

August 12, 2026 - The counterintelligence operation was codenamed Round River and it divided the characters of the Biden Ukraine scandal into two categories. You can download and read the documents here: whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl… ... The first category were Democrats like Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, George Soros and others who were labeled victimized “targets” of Russian disinformation.

February 19, 2020 - She said that Blue Star did not compensate a Ukrainian embassy employee “while he was employed by the Ukrainian government.” The company does not have a board of directors, she said, and Hunter Biden “was never employed by or worked with Blue Star Strategies.” She added, “Hunter Biden has never had any financial interest or governance role in Blue Star Strategies, LLC.” Tramontano acknowledges Solomon did reach out to her for comment, but she chose not to speak to him.

February 19, 2020 - These appearances amplified the reach of Solomon’s work at The Hill. The columns focused on a controversy surrounding the Bidens and Ukraine that initially surfaced during the Obama administration. Specifically, the columns raised questions about Hunter Biden working on the board of a Ukrainian energy company called Burisma.